I'm leaning towards Melodies of Eternity right now just based on the info pages I've seen.
Lycole /
AllintheBones - I know it's fairly new but I also know you guys are there, what's the atmosphere like?
Very welcoming! Everyone is super chill and friendly~
That's encouraging! And are people cool with OCs? (I always do get a bit nervous about shoving my OCs into games)
OCs, AUs - everyone is cool about all of it!
Next app round is May 31st, so that's lots of time to get it together. (oh man Oisin could live / would want to live in one of the water/underwater cities
I'm in The Far Shore and Lost Carnival, both which accept OCs
if you aren't already settled on Melodies ha ha
trilies Lost Carnival was kinda interesting last I checked but it had the whole 'you're roped into this whether you like it or not' angle that would make Oisin dig his heels in and be very stubborn and unco-operative :x but I don't know anything about the Far Shore
That's actually recently changed ICly! The Ringmaster NPC went "the deal now isn't equal considering recent dangers, I won't trick people anymore"
oh! So how does it go down now?
it literally changed... just this month, ha ha
So if you want to check it out again, there's that to consider!
Oh man I didn't realize that aspect of the Carnival had changed.
as for The Far Shore, it's a bit of a large game, but with the kind of chill atmosphere that doesn't make it seem so big. Can be a bit Slice of Life, can be more plot-focused, events try to bar varied and it can really go with whatever direction you want your character to go in.
I have three (well, now four, but I just apped him) characters and they're all having very different experiences so far
I would need to take a look. I don't want Oisin to be too belligerent, although he will be pissed about being separated from his kid so he's best suited for a game that presents him with a goal/purpose or at least gives a reason for 'this is why you're here'
Fairly easy AC, based on a series called Noragami but doesn't require you to be familiar with the canon.
Basically, characters enter as either a god or shinki, both which are required to make a team up which has the shinki turning into an item/weapon/animal which enables them to destroy supernatural monsters
Gods arrive as is, with a new power for themself along with any old ones, and a temple on the spiritual realm.
but, what happens if characters don't mesh/someone drops from a partnership? :la
Shinki are technically dead, and can't remember anything of their old/living life, and turn into horrible monsters if they're forcefully told